These shepherds were all teenagers, one by one, one was unkempt and ragged. They looked like children from poor families, but in the hands of these children, there were two horizontal knives, four short bows, and dozens of arrows. It was precisely because the scouts discovered these weapons that they had doubts about the shepherds and immediately took them back to the military camp.

Li Fengyun saw two teenagers in the big tent. One was the oldest among the group of sheep boys, about sixteen or seventeen years old. He was tall, thin, frightened, and looked introverted and timid. The other teenager was smaller. He was the leader of this group of sheep boys. He was very strong and had a mature and steady manner. Even when he stood in the army tent, facing the murderous Yingyang Guardian and the majestic Li Fengyun, he forced himself to restrain his inner fear and acted like a fearless attitude. Although his expression was hard to hide his tenderness, he gave people a good first impression and had to be treated seriously.

Chen Rui had a gentle smile on his face and talked patiently with the two teenagers, trying to get some useful information. Unfortunately, the older teenager kept his mouth shut and said nothing, while the younger teenager was very alert and every answer was clear. Chen Rui felt very tricky and could not help. Li Fengyun lost his patience and slapped the table on the table, and pointed the younger teenager and shouted sternly, "Cut it!"

Two guards rushed forward, kicked the young man over, raised their swords and slashed.

"I'll say, I'll say!" The thin boy was extremely shocked and opened his mouth and shouted, "Don't kill him, I'll say."

"Brother, don't say it, you will die if you say it." The young man who fell to the ground took his leave and shouted loudly.

The sword roared down and headed straight for the boy's head. The thin boy suddenly let out a violent roar, like a beast in despair burst out with its last power, and its body rose into the air and crashed into the two guards. The two guards were caught off guard and staggered forward. The thin boy fell to the ground, and then a tiger pounced to protect the young boy and shouted at Li Fengyun, "I say, don't kill him."

The two guards were furious and turned around and raised their swords to chop people.

Chen Rui stopped drinking in time. Xu Shisan also blinked at the two guards and signaled that he could stop as soon as possible. Just scare him, don't be afraid that he will be frightened and will backfire.

The two guards understood and each grabbed one, put the knife on their necks, making them murderous intent.

Chen Rui was no longer patient, looked at the thin boy, his face was as cold as frost, and said coldly, "Don't deceive, otherwise you will be beheaded."

"My name is Fu Gongyou, a native of Zhangqiu, Qizhou." The thin boy gasped and said in panic. "After this year's flood, it was difficult to starve, so he went south to flee and beg along the way. Later, he was rescued by a good man in Lu to survive for his sheep."

Chen Rui's face became increasingly ugly. He thought this thin boy was timid and afraid of things, but he didn't expect that his personality not only had a violent side, but also cunning, which made people unable to guard against.

Chen Rui was about to attack, but suddenly Li Fengyun's surprise voice came from his ears, "Fu Gongyou? Are you called Fu Gongyou?"

The thin boy looked at Li Fengyun and nodded repeatedly, "General, my name is Fu Gongyou, really Fu Gongyou. I can swear to the sky, I have not lie."

Li Fengyun's eyes slowly turned to another boy. The boy stood straight, gritting his teeth, and was furious, looking like he was trying to fight against others.

The cold color on Li Fengyun's face gradually dissipated, replaced by a light smile, and the murderous aura in his eyes gradually faded, replaced by an incredible look.

Suddenly, he pointed to the boy, "Are you Zhangqiu Du Fuwei?"

The young man was stunned for a moment, then roared angrily, "I am Du Fuwei. If you want to kill me, you will kill me. Let me talk about it."

The thin boy looked at Li Fengyun in surprise, his eyes showing fear, as if he was a man-eating white-haired demon.

Chen Rui was stunned, and Xu Shisan and several guards also looked at each other. How could the white-haired coach know the names of the two shepherd boys? Could it be that these two teenagers are famous thieves in Qizhou? But the white-haired coach was a Northeast horse thief before, how could he know the names of the thieves in Qizhou?

A brief silence fell into the tent.

Li Fengyun smiled even more vigorously, "Zhi Shilang, Wang Bo. Zhi Shilang in front of Changbai Mountain, pure red Luomian back crotch. Fu Gongyou, Du Fuwei, you are the soldiers of Zhi Shilang Wang Bo."

The atmosphere in the tent was even more tense and even a little weird.

Fu Gongyou and Du Fuwei were disgraced. It can be seen that Li Fengyun was right, but what surprised Chen Rui, Xu Shisan and others was how did Li Fengyun get these information? Who is Zhishilang Wang Bo?

"Person Xu, take them down and walk around the camp. If they have any questions, you can ask for someone at will and do not interfere."

This is equivalent to relaxing the camp and allowing Fu Gongyou and Du Fuwei to inquire about military information. What is the purpose of this move?

When Li Fengyun saw the shocked expressions of everyone, he suddenly burst into laughter and was very proud.

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At dusk, Xu Shisan once again led Fu Gongyou and Du Fuwei into the tent.

Li Fengyun was waiting for each other. When he saw the two of them coming in, he asked with a smile, "What questions do you have? If so, I can answer them."

Fu Gongyou and Du Fuwei shook their heads repeatedly, worshiped with great gifts, and told the truth.

The two were indeed scouts under Wang Bo's tent. Wang Bo was a grand hope for Qizhou. A few months ago, taking advantage of the floods of the river and the people were affected by the disaster. The government neglected the disaster relief because of its determination to prepare for the Eastern Expedition. As the heavens were angry and people resented, they occupied Changbai Mountain in Qizhou with the hero Meng Rang of the same county, and raised troops to rebel. Changbai Mountain was very close to Zhangqiu, dozens of miles away. Du Fuwei and Fu Gongyu were both local gangsters in the Zhangqiu area. They were wanted for stealing and were desperate, so they went up the mountain to join Wang Bo's rebel army. Seeing the critical situation, Zhang Xutuo, the county magistrate of Qizhou, resolutely opened the warehouse and released grain without obtaining the consent of the Dongdu, and thus won the hearts of the people and won the support of some local nobles. He also ordered the recruitment of young and strong men, recruited the people as soldiers, and joined the Yingyang Mansion of Qizhou to suppress the Changbai Mountain rebel army.

Due to the gap in strength, Wang Bo and Meng Rang did not dare to face the head-on battle with Zhang Xutuo's army, so they could only lead their troops down the mountain to fight everywhere. Under Zhang Xutuo's siege, Wang Bo and Meng Rang finally had to leave Qi County and go south to Lu County, trying to find a new place to settle in the Taishan area. After the rebel army entered Lu County and fought on the southern foot of Mount Tai, they quickly fell into the front and back attacks of the army of Qi County and Lu County, and the situation was very difficult. Wang Bo and Meng Rang immediately decided to attack and advance in the direction of Mengshan, and use Mengshan as the base to win a chance of survival.

Du Fuwei and Fu Gongyou, as scouts under Wang Bo's tent, were ordered to go to the Mengshan area to inquire about military information. The Changbai Mountain Rebel Army had been "notch" in Qilu for several months, and had a great impact. Wang Bo was worried that the east would be dispatched troops from Pengcheng to the north and jointly encircled and suppressed the Qilu army, so he ordered the two to camera to explore the movements in the direction of Pengcheng. When they arrived near Gucheng, they happened to meet Li Fengyun leading the army north. Of course, they believed that this was the Weifu Yingyang who came from Pengcheng to encircle and suppress the Changbaishan Rebel Army.

Next was a series of encounters that were scattered but were constantly surprised. Facts were better than words. Seeing was true, hearing was false. Only when Du Fuwei and Fu Gongyu personally went to contact the soldiers of the rebels, listen to the stories of the soldiers, civilians, men and servants, and look at the families of the soldiers and soldiers, they would believe that this was not Yingyang, the Weifu of Xuzhou, which went north of Pengcheng, but a rebel army that came out of Mangdang Mountain, Qiao County. Everyone was the rebel army, and they held up the flag of anti-Sui Dynasty. The enemies were all the officials and Yingyang of the Weifu, and that was the brother who lived and died together. Since everyone was brother, it was of course trustworthy and could speak freely.

The speaker was Du Fuwei, while Fu Gongyu sat aside and remained silent.

Han Yao, Chen Rui, Yuan An, Xu Shisan, Lu Mingxing and Han Shou and others sat on both sides of Li Fengyun, listening carefully to Du Fuwei's statement that Zhishilang Wang Bo and the Changbai Mountain Rebel Army he led. Du Fuwei was originally an ordinary soldier of the Changbai Mountain Rebel Army. Because of his bravery and smartness and flexibility in combat, coupled with his age advantage, he and a group of little brothers were selected as rebel scouts, responsible for inquiring about information for the rebel army.

Du Fuwei and Fu Gongyou were just young scouts under Wang Bo's tent, and their knowledge was very limited, but even so, they still provided Li Fengyun and others with the latest situation in the Qilu area.

"Where are General Wang and General Meng now?" Han Yao asked suddenly.

"When we went south to investigate the military situation, the army had crossed Mount Tai and arrived at Wenshui." Although Du Fuwei could not see through Li Fengyun's "severity", he could see at a glance the aristocratic identities of Han Yao, Chen Rui and Yuan An. After all, people with high origins and those who have studied in their books are still different from those who are poor and humble who cannot read big words or robbers who kill and rob people. Therefore, Du Fuwei was very respectful to Han Yao and responded in detail to the questions he raised, "I have been going south for ten days. According to my guess, Wang Shuai and Meng Shuai may be fighting with the official army on the front line of Wenshui."

The Wen River originates from the Tailai Mountains and gathers many water flows from the Taishan Mountains and the Mengshan Branches, flowing into the Ji River from east to west. After the Wen River comes out of the mountain, it runs on the Qilu Plain. The largest city upstream is Bocheng, which is only a few dozen miles away from the southern foot of Mount Tai. Tens of miles northwest of Bocheng is Fenggao County, and further ahead is Dashan. The southeast of Bocheng is Juping County and Liangfu County. From Juping County to Juping County goes south for more than a hundred miles south is Xiaqiu, the capital of Lu County, and more than a hundred miles southeast is Mengshan. Therefore, if the Changbai Mountain rebel army wants to enter Mengshan, it must pass Juping and Liangfu.

But between Bocheng and Juping and Liangfu, there are not only Wenshui, but also Tingting Mountain, Chulaishan and Liangfushan. These mountains and rivers, plus the large and small cities scattered nearby, the Lujun government and Yingyang Mansion can build a solid line of defense as long as they invest enough troops.

What's more serious is that Zhang Xutuo, the governor of Qi County, was chasing behind the Changbai Mountain Rebel Army with nearly 10,000 troops. Wang Bo and Meng Rang were actually surrounded by the Qilu official army, and the situation was very critical.

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